FALL CATALOGUE OF UULBS,, PLANTS AND SSEDS. 
TUlilPS. 
filled with oar magnificent „a,m.^ vaHet%s - the Hyacinth. Nothing will Tnake a* more bcantVftU display '^^^^^ 
REMEMBEB-At These Prices We Send the Bulbs Postpaid. 
51NQLE VARIETIES. 
B^u"Ani'*a\fce.-lr?ght llrti''l,Vs^ ^^c. ; per doz^50c. ; per 100 $3.00. 
Oharlotte.-Beautiful canao coLV Ja^e a^^^^^^ ^ 40o.;per 100 $2 75. 
IJon.ia Maria. -Rose and white. Sc each - % fr.r- in J.^°^' ^ per 100 $3.75. 
Herst<-UIe._ Brilliant crimson. 5c each- ^V^v 1 R ' "2'' ^oz. 65c. ; per 100 $5 OO. 
Jmi.erial.-Clear snow white 6c' lach ■ •? Igc. ; per doz. 45o. ; per 1 00 f 3.50. 
1-aura. -White with crimson blotchc? or ^tH?5.«^*' ' "f'" ' ^^^^ 
Montre.sor.-Verv large flower, color golden '^•elio,^.°'''<J„ S'^i'^T i • 3 25c. ; per doz. 75c • per 100 S6 50 
1 rince Frederick. -Clear rose 6o efch- q i^l VL ■^'^ ^^"^'^J"" l^c ; per doz 50c.; per itfO $4 OO. *0 50. 
Queen Victoria.-Whitc tinted with liink ' f / f t'^ 'J^f^ ^Oc ; per 100 $4.25. <p w 
Rose (iris de Lin.-The finest of^he ,Ck vHri?.V,v*''''^ ^ ^°V^o°V Ver Sioz. 4.5c ; per 100 $2 75. 
Cottage Maid .-Rosy pink edged witPwhir 5 c each ^^^f^j.^ l^crperdoz 50c; per 100 $4 SO. 
"iiiii. oc. each; 3 for 15c.; per doz. 60c ; per 100 $4 25. 
NOTE-One Bnlb Each of the above 12 Sorts 50c. Postpaid. 
SINQLE niXED TULIP5. 
This mixture inchuks many of the best 
named varieties and will give perfect sat- 
postpaid 30c.; per 100 $2.25 
'S'OUBLE TULIP/. 
These Tulips produce immense double 
flowers, many of which are as large as 
the I\xonia. They are very showj^and 
are becoming more popular evcrv- season 
A grand display can be had bv planting 
several different varieties in " a pot or- 
bed such as Blue Flag, Pa;onia Gold and 
Mana Theresa. We have listed below 
only the very choicest of the named sorts. 
Anna Hlaiiwk.-A new double white. 
per"l!."ot4.lo'°' 
Itlue I lag.-Ric^i dark violet color. 
Ksnieralda — Beautiful clear rose : very 
dor$i.25; ^ 
Harlequin.— Red and yellow; showy 
and attractive. 6o. each; 3 for 15o.: 
per doz. 50c. ; per 100 $3.50 
o J-"'''' •'•■»•«•>■•— Krightscarlet. 7c. each; 
3 for 20c. ;perdoz. 75c.; per 100 $4! 
Hcur d'<fr.— Very large and double, 
clear canarj- yellow. 5c. each: 3 for 
15c.; per doz. 45c. , per 100 $2.75 
La Candeur — Snow white, cnorniona 
flowers. 5c each: 3 for 15c.; per doz. 
40c. ; per 100 $2.50. ' 
Othello — Immense flowers; color dark 
velvety purple, shaded violet. lOo each; 
$5 00 ' 100 
I»»-onia <;old.— Rich golden vellow. 5c. 
!00$'3?)O°'' Pe''<io==-" 50c.;per 
Hex iiuborum — Deepscarlct; very fine 
per 100"$^ 00^°"^ ' 
Maria Theresa — A grand new variety 
that .should be m eierv order. Cherry 
color, edged and striped with pure white. 
per iSo'^lfe^og!"^ ' ^'-^^-^ 
Lord \\ ellington — An extra large fine 
Juhp delicate light pink. 6c. each; 3 
for 15c.; per doz. 50o.;per 100 $2 75 
liOUBLE niXED TULIFJ. 
ISest Quality— I.ate.— All shades and 
colors. Per doz.- 35c. ; per 100 $2.40 
postpaid. 
Itest Omility— Karlv.— Per doz 
per 100 $2.40 postpaid. 
aOc; 
SEE OUR OFFER OF ROSES ON INSIDE FRONT°COVER 
FflRROT OR DRflQON 
TULIPS. 
Immense attractive flowers; very sin- 
gtilar and picturesque forms and brilliant 
colors. The petals are curiouslv fringed 
or cut; they form extravagantly showy 
flower beds, are of endless variety of form 
and color, and should be grown "in every 
flower garden in quantities. 
100$2'oo!'"""-''^' I'^' 
